The Wonderful Web

For about a year now, I have been appreciating the email feed from Cats Who Code.  The posts on the Cats Who Code web site are well written, easy to read and are chock full of good information. Nothing is dummied down nor do you need to be a rocket scientist to understand the concepts [...]

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Lorelle VanFossen and Mark J Carter will be a guest instructors for the Blogging for Fun, Fame and Fortune Class at LVS Online. Blogging for Fun, Fame and Fortune is one of six classes that I am teaching next session for LVS Online, which begins on 8/29/09. The Blogging for [...]

Join me this session in my blogging, Dreamweaver CS3, Dreamweaver CS4 MySQL and PHP courses at LVS Online. The online courses at LVS Online are inexpensive, instructor led and fun! For only $25, you can participate in an instructor led six week course to learn the skills that can help the hobby blogger or the [...]

Weblog Awards 2008 voting is underway. Vote for your favorite blogs in 48 categories. The blog award categories range from best photo blog to best cartoon blog to best Asian blog. It is almost too many categories to comprehend but I do appreciate the range in an effort to recognize the diverse gifts that bloggers [...]

Last night, WordPress  unveiled WordPress 2.7 on wordpress.com. It is slick, shiny but maybe a bit confusing until you get used to it. I spent most of the night creating a guide for my blogging students to help them make the transition to WP 2.7.  After spending so much time on this guide, it would [...]

Thank your to all of the bloggers who shared their stories on World AIDS Day. We were moved by the depth of loss and impressed by the world wide participation in Bloggers Unite for AIDS.
We thank our gracious sponsors for contributing prizes to encourage participation in this blog carnival. Our judges  selected blog postings for [...]

Welcome to the Bloggers Unite for World AIDS Day Blog Carnival!
The articles and art presented here do not necessarily represent my own views and experiences of HIV/AIDS. Part of promoting HIV/AIDS awareness is facilitating a discussion. You will find posts here with opposing points of view. Respectful expression of differing opinions is welcome;  hateful, profane [...]

The articles and art presented here do not necessarily represent my own views and experiences of HIV/AIDS. Part of promoting HIV/AIDS awareness is facilitating a discussion. You will find posts here with opposing points of view. Respectful expression of differing opinions is welcome;  hateful, profane or blatantly inaccurate comments will not be tolerated.
M.A. Cumba presents [...]